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Education options are evolving at breakneck speed along with global digitalization. Earlier, parents would typically send their children to traditional schools. In some countries, families also had the option of homeschooling. Now, homeschooling families have similar options that are even more efficient.

In recent years, though, online schooling has also become an increasingly important option. It offers unprecedented flexibility and affordability while maintaining education quality and control.

Between a brick-and-mortar school, homeschooling and an online education, what is the best decision for your child?

Homeschooling program in an online school

Before you proceed, you should know the following:

Understanding the Difference Between Homeschooling and Online Schooling

Homeschooling and Online schooling are not the same things. If you are looking to enroll your child in one of them, you should be aware of the differences.

What is Homeschooling?

Homeschooling is an education method where parents take full control of their child’s learning. Homeschooling parents (or private tutors) act as teachers. They decide what, how, and when subjects are taught. There are no strict rules on the curriculum, assessments, or teaching methodology.

Key Features of Homeschool Education:

Parents or tutors instruct children at home;
No requirement to follow an approved curriculum or meet educational standards;
Learning is fully customized based on the child’s needs and parental preferences;
No official transcripts, report cards, or diplomas;
Lacks standardized assessments to measure progress.

Homeschooling allows a fully personalized approach to education regarding the pace and desired focus within the curriculum.

This flexibility is mostly in the focus for families considering homeschooling.

Homeschooling could be the option for flexibility, teaching values the parents or caretakers don’t see in school, or accommodating a child’s special needs. Some families want the freedom to travel or take vacations at will.

Others seek to add aspects of learning to the curriculum. That, for instance, could be a field trip to illustrate what their child is learning.

What is Online Schooling?

Online schooling, on the other hand, is a structured learning system where students follow a set curriculum provided by a registered educational institution. Unlike homeschooling, students are guided by teachers and must meet academic requirements to progress.

Key Features of Online Schooling:

Students learn from home but follow a structured, state-approved curriculum;
Certified teachers provide support and guidance;
Online schools issue official academic transcripts and high school diplomas;
Students complete courses and assessments to measure their progress;
Recognized internationally and accepted by colleges and universities worldwide.

EduWW: A Reliable Resource for Both Homeschooling and Online Schooling

If you choose to homeschool your child, EduWW offers a comprehensive American homeschool curriculum as a valuable resource.

The program covers all K-12 grades and includes:

Core subjects: English Language Arts, Math, Science, and Social Studies;
A wide range of elective courses;
A fully online learning platform available 24/7;
Self-paced learning with flexible deadlines;
Internal progress reports to track student development.

Important Note: Since EduWW’s homeschool program is not a registered online school, it does not issue official transcripts or diplomas. Instead, families receive an internal progression report.

EduWW Online Schooling

For parents who want their child to learn from home while following a structured academic program, EduWW’s online school is an ideal choice.

It is a registered educational institution under the Florida Department of Education and provides:

A state-approved curriculum aligned with US homeschooling standards;
Certified teachers who guide and support students through live online classes;
A rigorous academic system where students must score at least 70% to pass a course;
Official academic transcripts and high school diplomas recognized worldwide.

How do EduWW Homeschooling and Online Schooling Programs differ?

For the sake of simplicity let’s present all the differences visually with a table:

Legitimacy of Homeschooling and Online Schooling

Before enrolling in a homeschool education program, it’s crucial to check the legal requirements in your country. Many countries ban homeschooling because it lacks official assessments and standardized progress tracking. Online schooling, however, is widely accepted because it follows state-approved academic standards and issues recognized diplomas.

EduWW is an international school. We do offer homeschooling to all the students around the world. However, many countries require children to receive at least some formal education. Parents who plan to send their kids to an online school or educate them themselves should carefully check local rules and requirements.

Transitioning from one program to another

If you’ve homeschooled your child or your child attended another school and want to transition to our online schooling program, EduWW makes the process simple.

Students can undergo a placement program to assess their knowledge level and seamlessly integrate into the structured EduWW online school.